Chrysler SUB fund drain far below union forecast
December SUB payments at Chrysler totaled 13.2 million, well under the 20 million predicted by UAW officials, leaving Jan 1 fund balance at 66.1 million or about 60 percent of maximum funding and $630 per covered worker. Ford and GM reported December payouts of 3.2 million and 2.8 million respectively, with balances and per worker figures noted.
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Playboy clubs aim to lure executives with local flavor
Playboy Enterprises shifts strategy to cut losses by tailoring rooms to city vibes. Stand-up acts and cabaret remain, but emphasis is on sophisticated lounge appeal for executives. Clubs in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles plan to reflect their locales with games, local decor, and a sense of city experience to attract traveling businessmen.
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Sugar prices fall 70 to 80 cents in area stores
Sugar costs drop across area grocers with five pound bags selling for about 2.15 to 2.19. Fisher Fazio Kroger Pick and Pay advertise $2.19, Meyer Goldberg supermarkets lead cuts at $2.15. A Sea Ways Foods spokesman cites refinery supply buildup as the reason and forecasts possible further drops depending on inflation.
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Chase Brass & Copper avoids layoffs with alternating weeks
Euclid based Chase Brass & Copper Co plans a work a week close a week schedule to keep all 500 employees on payroll. Union and management say shutting the plant every other week preserves jobs while conceding reduced orders from automotive and housing sectors. The plan, effective last week, will continue indefinitely with unemployment benefits during non working weeks.
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Supermarket Cash-Back Service Expands to Vons Markets
Cal Fed and Hughes Market test cash and banking services alongside groceries in Los Angeles area. Customers with Cal Fed accounts can withdraw, deposit, and cash checks 24 7 via a market terminal connected to Cal Fed computer. Prime Minister Wilson plans a national referendum on a British trade deal.
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Feminists applaud male models at lingerie show
In Minneapolis a fundraiser by Minnesota GOP Women for Political Effectiveness drew about 350 attendees. Models Jeff Harry Bob and Rob paraded new underwear styles while the crowd, mostly women, cheered and mocked traditional fashion norms. Proceeds from four dollar tickets support GOP candidates with feminist causes.
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Ohio lottery winners prize line and color rules
The notice states today’s Ohio lottery results. Any ticket with the number 80 in any box wins 28 dollars. The numbers 438 and 714 in green and blue winners are indicated.
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MIT Spelling Bee Crowned by Brenner with Beriberi Win
Norman Brenner of Philadelphia won the MIT spell contest on a long evening that saw 48 MIT participants eliminated. Brenner, a PhD candidate in geophysics with degrees from Princeton and Harvard, clinched the win by spelling beriberi after the final words, while runner up Miss Hunter placed third in a citywide prior contest.
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Bankrupt railroads warn of shutdown if aid denied
Penn Central and Erie Lackawanna Railroads say without Congress approval of emergency funds by end of next month they cannot meet payrolls and will cease operations. Penn Central officials told a Senate subcommittee shipments will halt in about three weeks and all running by month end without new money. Deputy Transportation Secretary Barnum warned of crippling regional and national economic effects. The Ford Administration seeks 250 million dollars to keep Northeastern railroads open until a government plan takes over in 1976. Penn Central trustees said payrolls of 14 million due February 25 to 28 cannot be met and employees would have no incentive to work without pay.
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Kentucky man wins Ohio lottery prize
A 51-year-old Kentucky man who drives for Si Merals Lay tickets won the $300,000 Weeks grand prize in the Buckeye x00 drawing in Dayton. Roy J. Chapman of South Shore said the win relieves pressure from his Chesapeake & Ohio Railway machinist job and plans to help his son's grandchildren with college costs. Second prize of $60,000 went to Arthur Kern, 74, of Walbridge, a retired Sun Oil Co. worker, who also plans to aid nine great-grandchildren and repair the family home. Third prize $30,000 went to Kenneth Moss, 46, of Willoughby, a packer for Cleveland Crane & Engineering Co. Five others won $15,000 each.
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Cherie Dimer death probe yields suspects not proof
North Ridgeville police chief says detectives have several good suspects in the Christmas Day rock attack that fatally injured Cherie Ulmer, a 23 year old OSU pharmacy student. No physical evidence or solid alibi links have been proven, polygraph tests produced no decisive results, and carpet samples are pending lab tests. A reward fund has grown to 103 453 as investigators seek new witnesses.
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Market optimism lifts New York stocks at open
The Dow inched up about a point while the NYSE sees 5 2 gainers over decliners. Traders cite expectations of quick Congress action on 1974 tax rebates and 1975 levies cuts, plus Ford rate declines and cooling inflation signals. Yesterday the Dow rose 10.71 to 652.61, with 800 advances to 550 declines on 1,767 issues. volume up to 15.38 million. The NYSE composite gained .46 to 38.17 and the AMEX index rose .74 to 68.98.
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813 Idle at Sandusky Ford Plant
SANDUSKY, UP I reported 813 hourly Ford workers laid off this week at the Sandusky plant. Ford officials say the layoffs were intended as temporary but recall plans are unclear for next Monday. The move drops the workforce from about 1 9 percent to about 240. The plant makes small parts for car assembly and aftermarket sales.
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Grain price quips ease across Ohio grain market
Grain prices opened lower across Northeast and Northwest Ohio as markets closed Wednesday and awaited Thursday close. No 2 wheat fell to 3.43 in the northeast, No 2 shell corn 2.68, No 2 oats 1.56, and No 2 soybeans 5.29 in midweek trading. Local notes include lowerNo 2 shell corn 2.78 and No 2 soybeans 2.89. Harrisburg report notes a $75,008 bond member in the week’s totals.
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